\ ge? THE WHEELS OF HEALTH.

There is no better exercise for a young woman ix thoroughly good health than bicycling. On the contrary, if she suffers from weakness or diseas: of the distinctly feminine organs, if she cides, at all, such exercise should be very «paringly indulged in. Women are peculiar'y constituted and their general health is peculiarly dependent upon the health of the specially feminine organism.

It is the health of these delicate and im- portant parts that ‘“‘maikes the wheels of general health goround.’ Their strength eud vigor are as important to a woman asa Mainspring to a watch, or a sprocket and chain to a bicycle Dr. Pierce’s Favorite

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baby’s admission to the world easy and al- most painless. It fits a woman for in-door work and out-door sports. Honest druggists

don’t advise substitutes Icannot say enough in oraise of Dr. Pierce's Favorite | iption, as it has undoubtedly saved } my li Tites Mr e Hunter, of Corley l n ¢ Ark I mi ried four times: could x : i me ¥ good I tried the | i , r taking several b : 1 present of @ f a ine is t ¥ At or man whe neglects constipa- | tion rs slow isoning Doctor |

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“Yos,"’ said Farmer Corntossel, “when Josiar fust come home from bein educated, he was too sporty for anything. If there was anything that he was more than sporty, it was obstinate. But he’s alloverit. He’s jest as yieldin a0w as kin be, anI don’t believe he ever thinks of bettin. Not in this neigh- borhood, anybow.”’

**Did you lecture him?’’ inquired the neighbor.

‘*No. I wan't so foolish. I knew lec- turin wouldn’t dono good. He thinks Iain’t in his class, an if I was to ex- press an opinion he’d more’n likely take it for granted that the opposite was facts.’’

**Did you resort to threats?”’

**Never. I don’t have to. I’m a nat- ural born diplomat.’’

‘Well, if you didn’t persuade nor yet threaten, I don’t see how you man- aged. He’s too big to lick.”’

**Did you ever drive a pig?”

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“Did you ever drive more’n one at once?”’

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“Then you'll understand how easy it | was. <All I done to take the conceit | clean out o’ Josiar was to bet him he | couldn’t driye four pigs from here to town past the place where three roads cross.’

Grandma'‘’s Peppermints.

Tbere was a certain family in which the worker became interested. Though very poor, their rooms were clean, and | they were very fond of one another, especially of the old grandmother, who had not been long in this country. The of

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| church people were very desirous assisting them, as the children always attended Sunday school and were well brought up; sothe district visitor was instructed to look out for them.

This she did, seeing that they hada modest allow ance of groceries, coal enough to keep them from freezing, and soon. She did not givethem money, as that was cqntrary to her methods except in special cases, but she was going out of town for a week, and so left with the mother 50 cents for emergencies.

This is what they told her they did with it:

**The weather was so fine, and grand- ma had never seen the shops here. I knew,’’ said the mother, ‘‘that they must be dressed handsome for Haster, so [ took grandma and the children down town in the electric cara and let them see all the stores. That cost 40 cents down and back, and with the 10

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Shore. There is a good one anda half story farm bouse with outbuildings and a large stable and barn, and a tool house on the premises. Possession given, if re- quired latter en! of November. These premises are wel! adapted for a butcher and pasture farm Rent $200.00 a year. For further particulars apply to. DANIEL DAVIES, Dundas Esplanade

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Call and eve the brilliant display of beautiful oysters on and off the shell.

Our Oyster k ug is standing in the window, Bee him, and then you will eat

ysters. John P. Joy,

VICTORIA CAFE

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| P. ELISLAND- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

PRINCIPAL I. OXENHAM

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We wish all our Graduates *atrons and Friends

A Happy New Year.

Our next Term begins Tuesday, Jan 3. 1899

We have the best facility and hest method for imparting instractions in the following:

vook Keeping, Arithmetic, Shorthand, Typewriting, Business Correspondence. Commercial Law,

Terms moderate. all our Students. ypectus, Sh’town Dec 31 1899 eod and

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Strengthen the System,

La grippe, now sweeping over this country in’one of its periodic epidemics is ove of the most treacherous and d flicult diseases with which medical science has to cope. It is its after effects that are par- ticularly disastrous, as these assume many forms, prominent among which may be mentioned heart weakness, bronchial and lung troubles, nervous prostration, aliernate chills and fever, a feeling of con. Stant lassitude end an indisposition to either mental or physicialexertion. Often the sufferer does not recover from the after effects of la grippe for months, and in cases Of previously enfeebled constitutions and among those of advanced age, the num- ber of cases terminating fatally palling.

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Even afier a mild ettack of Ja grippe it! imy the system should be t} oroughly toned up, the nerves strength- ened and the enriched. Dr. Wi'liams’ Pink Pills is the only medicine | be depended upon for promptness

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Grippe Epide ada with Unusual Virulence

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Her lover has presented her with 1a Fine Imperial Guitar

hata Musical Instrument will last longer,give more pleaszr han most Fancy Goods and Toys so extensively advertise A fullline of Violins, Autoharps, Accordeons, Banjo

At Fashionable Slaughter Prices

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living near Ninga, beare testimony te the great value of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills in removing the after effects of la grippe. Che disease left him a victim to cold chills violent headaches, dizziness and severe palpitstion of the heart. Mr. Dagg saye:— ‘*T finally went to Boissevain and consult- ed a doctor, who stated that the trouble was likely to develop into consumption. I wes under his care for about three months but was gradually growing weaker and un- atle todo any work. Atthis stage one of my neighbors advised me to give Dr. Williams’ Pnk Pills a trial, and as my case was critical 1 determined to giye them a fair tria',and purchased a dozen boxes. Before the third was used there wae good evidence that they were helping me, and before the dozen boxes were used I was as strong and vigorous as I had ever been, and I can beartily recommend Dr. Wil- liams’ Pink Pills for the maosifold troubles that follow an attack of Ja grippe.

if you have suffered from an atiack of la grippe procure a supply of Dr. Williams’

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AN ANECDOTE OF D1 WEY

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One afternoon Mr. Déwey came down to my table on the gun deck. With an

easy air he sat down on a camp stool and said quietly:

‘*So you’re the ship’s writer?”

‘*Yes, Mr. Dewey.’’

‘* And these, I presume, are the sbip’s books?’’

“You, or.””

“This is your liberty book, Let me see.’’ And Mr. Dewsy turned over leaf after leaf, glancing down the list with a grim smile,

‘‘Mr. Kimberley tells me that you are a conscientious bookkeeper,’’ he said after a pause.

“The men think that I'm tee mad 80, sir.’’

Dewey regarded me wits a searching look.

‘“‘Why, what do they say?’ he asked.

Boylike, impetuously anxious to leart: what manner of man I had to dea) witb, I blurted out:

“They say they want less book and more executive officer.’’

Mr. Dewey’s face darkened and his aquare set jaw closed hard.

“If they mean by that that they ex- pect me to sai] ship on sweet words and fair promises in spite of past experi- ences, they will be badly out of reckon- ing,’’ he said slowly.—HUarper’s Round Table.

The Coin Comes Back.

The large sums that are carried away from Monte Carlo are very few and far between. Generally what is won in one day is lost the next. There no amusements of any kind. The adminis- tration looks after this detail with ad- mirable judgment. E ything is abso- lutely concentrated in the casino. ‘This is the magnet pur et You have delightful concerts free the- atrical performances of talent at extr: but all within the w sorbing casino.

Very few can resist the magnetism of play. If you win even a smailsum, you feel obliged to continue; if you lose, you wish to regain, and so it goes on until in the end you have dropped more than you can well afford and are obliged to 1etire a sadder but wiser man or wo- man, with the option of applying to the casino authorities for the wherewithal to return home. This request is never refused a player who has lost. —Ludgate Magazine.

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Merchants Bank of Prince

Edward Island.

Notice is hereby given that the Mer~ chants Bank of Prince }Sdward Island j tends to apply Committee of the Queen’s Privy Council of Canada, kvown as “The Treasury Board” after the expir- ation of four weeks from the first publica- tion of this notice in the Canaua for the Certificate of sail Treasury Board approvng of the following By-law, which was duly and regularly passed aed adopt- ed by the sharebolders jof the said Mer chants Bank of Prince Edward Island, at the Annual Generel Meeting of «the shareholders duly called, and held this 10:h day of January, A D., 199, viz: “That for the purpose of extending the business of the Bank, the Capital Stock of ‘the Merchants Bank of Prince Fuward Is!an@, be and is hereby 60 to $500,000.00 and that the Directors be, and they are hereby authorized and empowered to allot such increased Capital Sio:k toand among the si.areholdere of the Bank, pro rata, in such sume, at euch times and at such rates asthe Pirectors mav from time to time determine,”

This application made purenant the provision of section 26 of “The Bank Act.”

Dated at Cua.lottetown, P. E. Island, this 10th day of January, 1899.

J. M. DAVISON, Cashier Merchants Bank of P. E. Island. 12—law, 4i

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“Nor is the tin waste useless, when no political excitement ig on, know a man who visits Baltimore at regular intervals and buys all the tin he can find and sells it to the button makers. It is used for the backing of — ordinary buttons. Any day in parte of Brooklyn you can see wagons loaded with scrap tin and old cans. The great. — er part of this goes to the places wher buttons, toys and gewgaws of various § kinds are made.”*

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Methods of Murder,

Sir J. Crichton Browne’s expression of surprise that homicides still clung to old fashioned methods of destruction when they might 60 easily use or microbes which would defy mortem has not oannaturally ca} forth many comments. That would by criminals, heirs at law, we suppose, do sometimes cast about for safe means of “shifting’’ inconvenient relatives of enemies there is, we fear, little doubt A correspondent writes to tell us that he was once informed by Mr. Bartlett, the late superintendent of the zoo, that | he would never part with a poisonons ' snuke uniess he knew his customer ' That naturalist’s long experience of the ' animal kingdom had also given him rp. | markable insight into the natare of by | mans. Oddly enough, adds ovr corre. { |

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